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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-18

Die beutige Steuer giHnabme betru9
$457,S ,S39 un0 Die 3oueina0bme $476,450
CUR giul0fuug beftinmte gtatiouals Baut.
9toteu i'm getrage BON 1881 900 lieieu
beute i'm Shatamte Elm.
9rdfoent Gleoelano mo5ute beute abeno
Der SabreR dIsBfeisr Der b0bereH S4ule fir
gIeqertinber oes 8llritteS Columbia bel uuo
UertbeiIte bic 8iplome.
Gus 0epartement be8 Snneru iff benaf.
ridti0t, baB SOhu QuOsriOu i'm pD:uODfOues
yiatoualpart" psgsu llebertretuHg Der SagOs
geiGbe oerbaftet nOroen 1T.
Der msritnniite @eian0te SenOr 9tomsro
uno Sri. Suare3, cine Go6ter bes gr' Brdis
beuteH Suare3 BON YteritO, itatteteu beute
hem Nrdfnenten Glebelanb einen 9eiuh ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-18

Qgir baben Elm completes aTorttm,ut in olsn mo-
ojidbsn Sortsn. uuiere neorIsen Brsiie tUerheT
i6ueu ral6eH gbioB iiderH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-18
Genrb 9I6nD, 8ouoerneur;
Z =ewrvsF Rsewaaer Enufrnfp1fvs

eteoeRloH ArWeF, 19aFmdF'F'
I33,5,S,41,4,G-5S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-18
Gin &reH38tt8 9e9tn Oas Safaro
ShfeI

Gbtcago, Il. Stunt. - Rasor Ro6e if
feit entialOiieu, bic Spislb6Geu, peI6e mn
ter ietnem SorgdTger 70 flOrirten, ausjurOt,
ten. Gr bat 9eSeH bic gaHje CUNT Benetss
material iammslu Infen un6 baun ben friiten
8efehl an SnipettGr SonfielO geseben, bic
SpisIbOuen iOtOrt 5u i9IieBeH. BouftelO be-
rief IOfort Die BeF6er BON SptelbSIIeu in Der
gnnjen Sla6t uad Der 29nfienboue Der Bat
terie ., t6eilte oann Der SeriammIuug, Die
iebr eruft geffimmt mar, nit, 6as Der Ra1Or
Sefehl seeebeu babe, buB bic Spielh0ueu in
Chicago iOfort geidlOfen perben mtfeu uub
haB ons ROliIeibepartement auf Itrttte Gus'
tibrung Der Srore ieben miife. 4uf bic
Srage zines Der BON Supslen gliseruOeu ans
weisnbsn, meI6s 5rift iie srbieItsu. antpOrs
tete pr. SonftsIo nungsfdbr 5Dei StunbeH." !"
Die SeriammeIten ma6ten fidl barauf idleus
ui9ft Dou bauueu unb gefteru &beub ihieueu
iGmmtIime SpieuolGle in Chicago sei4IoEeu
AZ ieiH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-18

gOn6ou, Il. Stunt. - 86Higiu Siftorta
lam beute gu g8inoiOr on. Sie mHr0e auI
ibrem lBege pom SabnbOfe auentbalbeH BON
Der Beu0lferung bird eutbuNatiihe 9odl'
rufe be9rist. Dns gBstter if prahtOon. Der
S0Hig uH6 Die S0HigH BON @rie9snIaHo er=
rsidten beute gcHoOu. Sie nHr6eH an Sem
Sabnbof burd ben Briu3en BON BaIes eulz
pfaHgeu, nsIdsr iis Hah oem gUtar!boroug4'
SOuIe," ieiuer goubonsr 8obHung, estor'
tirte. @rOBe gteuiheumafeH waren aut Der
StraBe 6eriammsIt uuo braatsH 5O4Tute
aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-18
GnrOPaHde Sat eridte.
&6ni0in EDITORIALS SubiI6uus.
Sin nngcbIiaer 2snamitrr ab8eiaBt.

5ie itiiGle Swau9sbiH TN glsnar Gonttte
DeS uuttrbauieS aHarHUmmeH.- o 'Srtens .
WHdFeHr.-Sie RariTgr @utTHbrRugs'Se7
idltats-9er s3nitaHS oes Gaaren,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Two lnauenees which have In She
past bsen powerful 10 tbe politics Of
Washington Territory ere nov working
% defeat Ms. Humos. One Of thess i
shs Northern Pacific railroad clique,
which nov appears 10 the politics Of
King county more boldly tnan u has 81
any time during the past three years.
TIE other ls 5udQs J. u. Lewis.
The Northern Pacific, Or, mere pro
peTly. the poiIiicai branch Of The NeFsh-
err Faolae-ihs branch which booms
town sites and endeavOEs 10 control
legislation opposed 10 the eleotion
Of MF. Hames for two reasons. The
araE "a baoauas u means 10 make de-
seFmlned effort 70 move the territorial
tapiial from Oiympla 10 North Yakima.
The second ID because II desires 10 dis
member King oounty and 70 add six Of
is moai valuable townships 70 Pierce
county. Mr.. Hames may be counted
upon 10 oppose both Of These projects,
sud VITA his ability and biz Legislative
experiences, be can do much toward de-
featlnR them.
Judge Lewis Il opposed 70 The cleo
ilon Of Mr.. Homes for bat one reason.
Llks Ihs Northern Pacific ring. be h
interested in securing the removal Of
The capital 10 North Yakima, where be
has large property interests. 10 this
Fespeol his interests aud those Of Ne
land ring ara identical. They realize
that Mr.. Hurnes cannot be depended
upon 10 do their bidding, and they sFe
accordingly making every effort TO So
care bic defeat.
The land ring attachment Of the
Northern Pacific is working for the de-.
fec. Of Mr.. Humes 10 three ways
threuRh lis newspaper organs 81 Ta-
coma and elsewhere, through such So
oset influences a. II can bring 10 bear
on King county voleEn and through les
trusted lieutenant. Judge Lewis. n its
Efforts succeed and Mr.. Humes Is de-.
fsated, tbs worst Influences that have
exsFlsd themselves IN the politics Of
Washington Territory viii have scored
q signal triumph.
II the voters Of Kins county retain
their old undergraduates and manhood.
they vill resent this attempt on The part
Of hostile land ring 10 interfere In
their politics ana viii elect Mr.. Humes
b. en- overwhelming majority,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
An AmuslxG BArrLE.

On Friday next an election viii b.
held a Atlanta undsE the local option
iaw % Geutgia. Two years ego that
city pronounced IN favor Of prohibition,
and The election Of Friday h 10 deter.
mins whether the prOhibitoEy Law shall
enntlnoe In fOree IN The city OF whether
q sslaFn shall be made 70 the system
fofmeFly IN vogue. The eontsst. as ls
usual h such cases. has been most ami
mated and bittsr. NE excitement far
exoeedlne that Of an ordinary politioal
canvass.
The Atlanta Cos stftstioa, She foremost
newspapers OF Georgia, has two editors
and pEopEielors. Colonel Evan p. Howell
and Mr.. Henry W. Grady. These two
gentlemen have hitherto dwell In The
same sanclum In peace and haFmony.
Indosd. the concord between them and
he ansnimily Of oplnlon which they
Displayed on eli subjects has been re-
gasdsd sa q marvel.
Ehts harmony appears 10 have been
hgcksp. Colonel Howell Is making
spesohes against prohibited and Mr..
Grady h making equally interesting
speeches 10 ~ favor. Tue dlssanssons
vhich Their NEST have In the depths Of
thsss ssneiun are doubtless highly IN
sssssslna. Mr, Grady has heretofore
eeen regarded a. The guiding essias Of
the Cemsstfwtea, bai 90 this occasion
colcnel Howell AppeaFs 10 have sos the
better Of hin. TIE editorials Of the
latter against psohihlilOn are boldly
loaded and puhlished on tie sditosial
paes. whne those Of tue toFnss In
faxus o. prohibliioo are marked "cOm-
meHioaaedH and tucked away IN some
ed eosneAof the paper where they esn
be feand ouly after . diliesna seaFeh.
In liks manner, the speechss Of oolonal
Howell ara given all possible psonai-
nence. while ihoss Of Mr.. Grady are
pehiiehRd ~ advertisements IN the
regular adveFtlsiAg eolamnA
Taa an extraordinary sitaation. and
thsss vha afe accustomed 10 read ne
ceaseSs.tioa are vondsrin1 whether he
cid time hAEmcny Wiil ever be restored
in lsa ediiosial roona
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
A. 0. o. W. NOTICE.

THE MEMBERS OF COLUMBIA LODGE
Il No 70, A o. o. W., are hereby notified 70
mses a. Masonic Hall, on Thursday, Nov. afkh,
~ o'clock ?. N. sharp, 10 attend the funeral
Of eur late brother, Frederick voigi.
SEATTLE, Nov "a. ne2S Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

rze>1t GlsRT. Ih eglssz1 - -
zez1 cred he III h1Es - -. kneei.
- tslma nron r1Ileh - 30 A1sGsfs
1s6snnl Ie noihinR Uor1 - - -
sal b aiIoosd % e1ullnnsin s2s1 ~
1 ~ ussEs 3 or1ss MS - ~ 1elils
NilA dIasffg. Inroaasd % lts nesssy
Il has ra1lznisn. lhszs agpssB % y
ssarseig any a9srrnss q opfnisn. 81
he dEzponilion sssEns 10 Be- % dasT hin
fAe lev wsskH 81 erasa whieh ke esslssa
10 osasF fhns b nsg realEs VIA rse-
ssnss ct GoinQ - wIllinRly.
Rraskdeni Crews downfall y dne -
Ne sRogts has hs hes ua1e - sbiald
hls son ln-IsN, y. WHaan. fs0n ths
censsqaenses - his eoEsuDf rEasiises.
1hs egssrnmsnl hes mada sysEy e4oEi
e ssysr % he corDseiion - Wilaoz
viii ne oaRarsi nsaudsL 0aeial
paDsss tsys been tampsssd with. uit-
usases haps been bEibsd o. harFisd Gu
q TIE eounfEy and 0Essy has aaae
everything Ter bis son-in-law thsa VII
son miahi be sKpscsea 20 % ferhlmssli
IL be wsrs preaideni Of iha sspublis.
ma fmdlnunlion which thess psassissa
hass ssoussd amonR al Glasses 81 ths
peorIs wIil sursIy drive NE prssidsnt q
sell e. The ministry from ofaoe.
The fall q Gssyy and tie disefnce d
wEIaon cannot bat b favorable % Ne
fortunes Of General BouianssE. Il ~
Wilson Who formed ths oombinaiien
vhich drovs BoalauasE from elase and
virtually into exile I've months go. Il
VS. he powerful inanenss Of Gssyy
whssh made that eombinafion success
Grew and wilson are The foremost enc
mics Of BozlanQsr. and he downfall q
sh0ss enemies, IL 10 safe 70 assume. VII
noe anscl him dlsaatrDusly. Indeed. 1
is nov Rsnsrally believed that The inyss
tieaiion which led 70 the sxposaFe d
Oaaarsl vas organized for the puspOs'
Of snfEappina B0ulsnasE. That il failed
ts DO % and that Wilson was eanaht ID
he trap which vas set for ths popuIal
Idol, Gin cause EeRFst neither ansoBI
he radicals nsF n the army.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

An interesting event happened this
morning, In brokers ofiios, that does
not occur very often. The bark Helsna-
lea, from San Diego, arrived this
morning destined 10 PORT Gamble 20
load lumber for Melbourne. Tia ship
brokers In general have heen on the
snxioua lookout for The baFk'a arrival
for the purpose Of securing the vessels
business. The tuQ Pioneer picked the
Helenaiea % Of the Cape, and had
anchored her 10 the haTboR before any
one knew that the long looked for YES
sci had arrived. The captain was 60
eompanied on shore BY two brokers,
who ware 30 jealous 10 obtain the ships
business that each offered the other SIS
cash 10 withdraw from che contest.
Each refused. The master psTceiving
the situation, drew a coin from his
pocket and told the brokers THAI the
case would be decided By teasing % The
cain. Mr.. katz choose stails," and Mr..
Rotbsahild selected "heada." The cap
tain tossed The coin up and Mr.. Rotbs-
child won the prize.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

:. -. =: {: Il sss: ssss: =. ii: 6 ::
80 ne. .
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IS "a 30 81 Do ewN rLaeE.

4 party eonsisiiag Of Hon. John
Esane, ". D. O'Tools. Hon. osanes
Ssssbs, isaac p. Rish asd yOssph Fos-
tss Il slumpsna Ne s0aBiy in behalf Of
Ns. Williamson, he woman szasaas
eanaIdnls for representative. No nan
ID waahsneson Territory has been mofe
highly honorsd BY ths Rspuhiisan party
than guaes Jacobs, and there u nons
who bee more oauss 70 feel grateful q
q. Il suios elected him 70 oon~ressl
and fer many ysars b vas ohisf ius-
tee q The territory b. appointment d
9 Rsvnbiiozn PRESIDENT 10 those day'
psopls IaboFsd andsE the Imprsssioa that
hsuasa Republican from convioiion
Hsa matter for esnRrntulasion thai
ale missako no longer exists.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
FURNITURE.

TT YOu WANT TO aKT A BARGAIN N
i Furniture 60 10 q. 4 MANNING, on o.
LAMBDA HlEeeA. nr11 door vest Of Front. II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hotel For Sale,

WITH TEE FURNITURE. INCLUDING 10
wv bedA Or yin ell farnlturs alone an
laass heisl. Situated ~ miiss from eeaftls On
rafifaaa. saloon attached. 0oad transient
tEnAs. A bargain for the right man. Inqufrs
a ehia once no13 &
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Ez~s rsun M 1sznrrezzsn carzzGz-|
lE.snzw CT. rntfasnigsnsx.l
n1zna wrza cE1nnnn.
AIErsd Banha1. ~ psG1xinarg aag-
Eequl erpr1u111 - ~ board q eeM-
g111ne1E % Nlzi3 - nn0ehG1 q &. =
AxleH ard 84nnsl D16nn. has Gte1 -
N1EoEt eth Am4I1ng LWNs& BE e3Foz.1
lNa8 hR ytHlt1d beth paaong and q szeh
g 4omAd nua h1aR9 mMas2e4 Win
e1g0mAe eaaarnh. uhtoh he 1Dpr1zB y
e1u1aRz1un In each ems tt dInsMne
rs "a a. fnnurubis Bte9B and t1e
oWnsEs % to nuimnia psBmi1e1 70 BIZ
th1w. Mr.. Bunkne ohtnfnsd gone 81
fhe FfEua. Win Which be inlen1s g -.
pe<kM1u1 upun mUs anl1IleE Anlu2l
nB4 80 q = - noozieu1.
Ms. PaEtor. Ed rseuEnef Iasl ssen-
lng fEum an ex1cnded trip % Les
Aneeles aud otssE points - noasneEn
J. DsTssr returned fssm Seattle and
Perl BInknlT ehla mornine. where BE
has been 10 seguHe Buppiies tor MS ioR-
alna eaEnp fhia wiutaR.
M. INV. Bsan, peiEake secretary
Of Captain Clancy o. Laeoma. he's 80
cepsed the pogition Of puKaex o. TIA
Hgxfh PaniEe. made vaoane by sns -
alznafion e NJ. Naigou.
The NORTH Pnni1e took sway % @esg
Of 1ystnrs this moxning.
NFa6eFtak BAngnan returned tbs
morning from TaeoUa.
A paEtg Of sp0Eismsn Started tbs
moEnina for Q fsB day9 hnnt en- TIE
Kisqzally, and another party 20 tha
Bla6k Lake eonntEy.
Olympia. AoY. q. 1850.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

The sifuaiion n France becomes
mote eomplioAisd. asd a i evident thsi
something uoEe than The osainary man.
isssrial oEisia 6lstHrhs he Roxssnmsna.
Tha leaders q almost al the factioas
iuto whIeh shs veepis q Francs are a.
viesd lnslsi upun IA rsaienalian ef
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

THn xvEKox on THE San REDn0 TnoUnLn
on xmR RuaEx SOUND oosrMEncE-AR-
RIVAL 0E TIE THETm-THE RRz-
MfKR B0NpED 10 THE H0RTH.
mEM PACIFIC - 01MERAL
HMws RRoG THE roar
or EETMK.


Regiilap Corr. Posf-IHtellf9eHesr.l
HVyncT on THE san PEDRO TsoUME.
The recent trouble IN San Pedro, be-
tween the ship Owners association and
the Coast 1eaman's unioB will result
disastFousiy 70 fhose Interested In lum-
Der shipments. Not Q vessel viii be
chartered b. the ahipoWnaFs 10 load
lumber for San Diego OF San Pedro.
The ship owners claim that they cannot
afford 20 accode 30 the demands Of the
sailors ID asking from $50 10 $50 per
month. This demand was properly re-
fused and trouble ensued. Several ar
rests were made and the courts, 90 the
ship owners say, recessed 10 give them
lthe ship owneTsl justice. The bark
Majestic, an old lumber carrier 10 San
Diego, will load coal 81 Nanaimo for
San Francisco. The ship State Of Maine
and The bark Atlanta, which have juas
arrived from the same port, viii load
lumber for San Francisco, and not for
southern California co had been the in
tention. Only those vessels which ware
chartered months ago viii load lumber
for those ports. Many Of the coast
lambeE carriers for southern California,
are negotiating for Hawaiian charters.
This state Of STAIRS has tendency 10
react on the Puget Sound commerce, as
vessels leading a. Hanalmo OF any 9TH
eE port Ia British Columbia, will, as q
matter Of course, do all % their dis
bnFsinR on the other side.
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uxMlznD xKws.

That Bonded warehouse controversy,
which has been the occasion Of eonsid.
cradle comment, has once more been
hfoaght before the public. Measrs.
Charles Eisenbois and Thomas Jack
man secured an iniunetion on h. l.,
1ibeaia, Jr., yesterday afternoon, re-
aisaininR him fgom erecting any bald.
ing on Adams street wharf, on which
Mr.. Tibbala intended 10 build Q ware
house for the use Of the government Ia
storing bonded goods. what action
Mt. Iiohals win pursue is unknown, "a
be is IN Portland.
TIE Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany have bonded the Premier, TIE
Canadian Navigation Company's steam
60 10 carry their Asiatic freight, arFiv-
ina IN Vancouver from China destined
for customs districts. other than that Of
fuGel Sound. Last evening the Pre-
nteF lay 81 The Commercial wharf for
several houFa, while the agents of The
Northern Pacific and the customs on
GERS we're busily engaged In sealing
the steamer like the railroad freight
cars. with the Northern Paciec Com
pany'A seals.
The Northern Paclfie Express CON-
pany have signiGed their intention Of
Withdrawing from ALASKA route. Ths
lasa express matter, which viii be can't
north BY this company Waa SAINT today
on the AncOn. Hereafter, exrren for
thaa distFict should Be billed 70 this
city, destination Alaska, when the con.
pany's s9sns yin ship the express -
freight.
The Uniisd States eanboai Thstis,
from Ssn Francisco arrived today,
bound 10 Sltka. Aiaaka, where The
Plnta. Which haa been doing service IN
ALASKAN waters for aome tine. Will be
relieved and ordered 10 proceed 10 San
franclsea and uadergo repatrz "a TIE
Marc Island navy yard. The Thefis,
barb FiRwed. presents g trim appear.
anee, while lytug a. anchor In the bar
Dor.
Ths ship Edwar5 O'Brisn, from san
PeaFa, vas reported IN The Straits shis
morning b0and 30 Pert Blaksly 20 lead
lamhss for san Pedro. The OsBFisn
vas chartered fer tvO tEips and this b
Tie seccnd.
The steamer Aneon sailed Cd 10
o'eleok today for Alaskan ports. Va
Victoria. The Ancoa had 9 small cas-
ssnEsr lisa and 4 gcod sissd cargo Of
freiEeL
he tea shiP Alexan6eF Gihson vas
gercrted IN The Strsiia today.
Captain Birhatu. nov Ia the schooner
Fexa. viii command the rev achoonag
GOV % The stocka al Port Ladi0W.
Captain Smith, for many years 9
stevsdogs with x. W. DaIAon 4 Ooza-
paHy. has been appointed e9mmAnaag
u the snip Mercury and wms IL town
yestsfdsy D. secure ne nfesaaaFy papera.
she Is rev io84ing lnmheR 81 Pert
Biakely fer san Ffa1csseo.
Captain Oddly, Of the OcurmE, was
n town daring the week 10 have dis
papera attended b ~ he customs
hoUNa
Oapaain J. Doaze has IN Ne Schooner
Bohoaink and vii TAXA eomnsna az -
oEta Emma A1en1ia.
a seheooeF 4 eoen % BE bsiIi Il san
FrAneisoo b. g @. white has vii eaFsy
l4.on feet % lumber. CapaAfn n.
6shFinE iAte master q ne LSg Taung,
VII asssma he caVa&tney.
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DARBrs PROPHYLAOTIu FLUID.
Uns IL u eyeEy sick room. VIII keeD
ahe atmosphere pure and wholesome
rsmovinR al bad odora from anY songos.
WIN destroy al Disease 9eFms. if8.
asoAion from al FeveFa. and oil Con
tmgiouB Diseases.
The eminant physician. J. Mari %
Sims, a.. D., NsW York, nays II am
convinced thai Prof. DaTby's Prophy.
lastis Fluid e q most valnable olsen
fooisnt."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
WANTED.
One Million Bushels Charcoal.

= e. the o1os o. ths Pagcs Sound Eren oon-
Pzsy, lrondale, WahlnEto1 Ts1ttsry, fer
nAking and asi9Vurlns a. ne farnace - 0ne
Millioa Balhels Il Charcoal
Proposals vii - conGidaPed feR &c yAose
a2oan1 81 N losa q 0ns Hunars1 Uksasnna
Bzaheis
All praPosala % Be il ~ DscenbsF /, 1871
Kha dclivsry q eAareoAl - e0nmaacE AFEil I.
fsdA he esDFAny reserves he raghi - reject
any o. AL hids. For fartheR pnftfensxrs -
reEarta wood. ETC., apply b. le1ier 10
JAMES l. SMITH,
ac49 In Sapa. Purat sauzd Kran Co.
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Sherman's Desperation.

The Washington critic, referring to
SHrRMAN's pertinacious fight for en-
dorsSnent by the Ohio Republican
State Convention, says:
"Nr Sherman's course in this mat
ter is not characterized by an excess of
senatorial dignity but Sherman on the
floor of the United States Senate. or in
The III, siding officers chair of that body
ia one pcrson-Sherman on the hust-
ipcs, battling for higher political hon
ors, cutie another. His tactics also are
somewhat OF the bulldozing order; but
the emergency warrants radical mea-
eures. His safety, his self-vindlcatlon,
his self-int' rests, demand that he shall
either force himself on the convention
or n at the convention shall force him
out"
But even should JonN in his des-
peration succeed in forcing himself
upon the Republican convention Of his
own State. what would 30 the result
He would only fall the harder when
the Republican National Convention
meets. Indeed, it would be cruel for
the Ohio Republicans to endorse JOHN,
seiug that they would raise hopes in
his breast destined never to be real
izsd. II there is one thing that the
people Of the United States have made
up their minds to it is that the presi-
den,isl chair is no place for the friend
OF ELIZA PISKsroN and great American
electoral-vote purloiner. The Ohio
Republican Convention may "vindi.
cate" Jonx-though this is doubtful
but the people never will.